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Description: The term ‘Low Security Level’ refers to minimal or basic security measures, implying that operating systems or applications do not implement robust controls to protect system data and resources. In the context of computing, this relates to the distinction between ‘Kernel Mode’ and ‘User Mode’. In ‘Kernel Mode’, the operating system has full access […]